Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-01-29

for over sunday, with mileage, ID visit san
| Francisco and inspect the military quarters OF
| the National Guard in that city.
| Brooks offered a resolution raising the pay of
| the second clerk OF the Judiciary Committee
| from s. to IS per day.
| The Speaker ruled that inasmuch as one
| clerk for the committee was employed at IS per
! day, the amount fixed by the statute, and an
| other had been employed by the committee
| with salary fixed at S. per day. the motion to
| increase the salary was out of order.
! Mr. Briefly appealed from the decision of the
1 Chair. but the Chair was sustained-ayes so,
| noes II.
| SPECIAL ORDERS.
| Mr. Granger offered an amendment to substi-
| tute for A i. 50. The substitute provides that
| the name of maker or manufacturer of every
| article made in the state, etc, shall afliX his
| name conspicuously upon the same. The
amendment by Granger was to insert the words
'alien. the in the first line, so as to make il
| read Every alien, The maker ormanufacturer.
| etc He argued at length that this was not
special legislation because it was class legs-
| lation, and that the latter was not uncenstitC-
| tional. Numerous decisions were read of Courts
| of other States having similar Constitutions as
| that OF California. to sustain this position.
| Shanahan opposed the amendment on the
| ground that il was prohibited by Section II of
| Article l. of the State Constitution, which pro
videS that aliens shall have the right of acqui-
| sitiOn and enjoyment of property.
Britt opposed the amendment, and favored
| the substitute bill
Ellsworth opposed both amendment ard bill,
| they struck equally all foreiguers-Germans,
| French, Irish, etc.
| Curry of san Francisco opposed the amend
| ment, as it would make the bill unconstitu-
tional and void.
Recess until 2P.M.
Afternoon Session.
Immediately on reassembling Cohn moved the
previous question upon the subject under dis
cussi1n. GTaugerS amendment was adopted,
and the bill then ordered engrossed ami TO II
third reading.
I.nox OF Las Angeles presented petition from
q committee appointed at the meeting of fruit
growers held in this city several months ago
under the auspices OF the State Horticultural
Society. recommending the passage OF a law
providing for two ms ectors of Insect Pests
one for the northe and the other for the south
ern portion of the State.
coMMITrEE REPORTS.
Reports of committees were made as follows
Judiciary-ln favor OF A. b. l57, concerning
the contest of the probate of wills; 4. B. 22l,
latng 10 partnerships: A. Il. l5S relating to
peremptoTy challenges in criminal eases; A. B..
22I relating to funeral expenses and last SICK
ness of decedentS.
Claims-Favorably on A. Bs. SO, 5S and 81, to
pay the claims of E J. Smith, Jesse a. Galland
and J. F. Gawthorne.
Crimes and Punishmonts-Ag Against A. B. a.
relative to the subsection OF homesteads to ex-
ecution.
Military Afairs-Favorably A. B. 1916, re
la,ing to the State militia.
Labor and Capitsl-Favoring A. B. 21S. rclat
ing 10 liens of loggers and laDorers in logging
camps.
INTRODUCTION OF Bills.
The following bills were introduced and re-
ferred to the proper committees:
By W. A. Bfown-To provide for the dissent
nation of the knowledge OF the arts sciences
and general literature. and the founding and
maintaining of public libraries, museums, and
galleries of art
By Weber-s uthorizing the mourning of in
debtedness by incorporated cities.
lofir farinr no rim
tendent of State Printing. the foreman OF the
State printing Office, and the assistant foreman
thereof Fixing the salary of the Superintend-
ent st 50 400, the foreman 80 per week, and the
assistant foreman So rer week.
BY Matthews of Tehsma-Author.Zing the
Secretary of State to appoint two policemen, to
hold Office during his pleasure, for the State
Capitol grounds. and receive for their salaries
500 per month.
By Brierly-To provide for industrial, me-
thani"al and technical instruction and training
in classes IN grammar schools in the State.
By TayloT-That whenever the boards of SUI
pervisors of any county shall deem IL important
or expedient or for the best interests OF the
county, to promote and encourage or induce i'm
migration 10 such county, such Board may APP
propriate from the funds sum of money, not
exceeding in any one year y 900, TO aid in in
ducing immigration
By Knox-Making it a misdeamornorto smoke:
opium at any place at any time. except on the
prescription of legally licensed physician.
By Brooks-Prohibiting the employment es
repute.
By Briesiy-Amending the County Govern
ment Act.
BY Knor-Relative to the state Board of For
ticulture and approprizEing money therefor
Also Till relative to the salaries of the officers
of the Supreme Court. Also, appropfiating
| money FOR the use of the Board of SilkCEl.ure.
By Granser-To MIKE Improvements TO the
| State Capitol building
BIZ windrow-To regulate the drug business
| and the sale of drugs
| By Callahan-Forthe relief of wilson Eitaw.
| Also bill to compel manufacturers TO stamp
( all articles of their manufacture.
| By Notwithstanding executes end admin
| istrators to make mortgages on the property OF
| decedants.
BY Hart To eenable..T odhugser, Cooper, Hoag-
! land ct al. to sue the State.
BY Co0mhs-Three relief hills for expenses L.
| Cured BIZ the Fish Commissioners.
| BY Toner To guard against accidents on
!, st-Ret-caF cable roads,
! by ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS sl0,ec0 20 erect
ad additional cottage at I e Veterans iiaiis.
SPECIAL ORDER.
! The special order Of the day, assembly Goa